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It's linked to the Yokohama Municipal Subway, and the traffic is better than before. The area around Kannai is also an office district. I want to bury my bones in Yokohama Shonan.

The closest station to Yokohama Stadium, Kannai Station. On baseball days, there are stores that sell yakisoba where hygiene is questionable, beer higher than convenience stores, and warm green soybeans. Well, I wonder if it's cheaper than the stadium. By the way, it seems that you will not be able to bring in bottles and cans in 2020. You will have to drink outside or prepare your own cups, as you will no longer be able to bring your own.

It is the nearest station to Hamasta. It is very crowded on the day when there is a match.

The old man riding a bicycle in the arcade town is here. Even though he normally stops on the sidewalk side, there was an accident that he thrust from behind and he passed straight with an unfamiliar face without apology, so the fine system for riding a bicycle in the arcade town. Anyway, really

Hamasuta, the entrance station to Isezakicho. No matter where you leave the subway station, you can't think of it as Yokohama. There is a feeling of ruins and it is scary

The nearest station is about a 5-minute walk to Yokohama Stadium. The JR Negishi Line and the Yokohama Subway Blue Line are on board. Both stations are about 3 to 5 minutes on foot, but because they are connected by Marinard underground shopping area, you can move around avoiding rain and wind. Seriously convenient. At the south exit of JR Station, there is the historic downtown area "Isezakicho" since the Meiji era, and although it lost its momentum, it is still quite busy as Isezaki Mall and Isezakicho Shopping Street. Marinard underground shopping center is a small shopping mall, but there are many stores with the shutters down, and it is hard to say that many people come and go. The passages on the outskirts of the underground mall are even less crowded, and at night the area around the subway station I feel a little lonely. The favorites of Marinard underground shopping center are the supermarket "Ribbon Hearts Kannai Marinard" and "National Bar Jientorman Kannai Marinard". In each case, the lineup of the common people's allies explodes. It is a good restaurant that you should be careful not to buy too much or drink too much. For early morning and late night meals, Yudetaro (open 24 hours) at the south exit of JR Station, Hidakaya (open 24 hours) at the north exit, and Yoshinoya (open almost 24 hours) are convenient. If you want to have a good breakfast, I personally recommend the Yayoiken Bashamichi store, which opens at 7 o'clock, and the Jonathan Bashamichi store, which opens at 6 o'clock, although it is a little far away. Compared to Sakuragicho station, the number of tourists is much smaller. The overall impression is that it is a station and its neighborhood for people who live locally. Perhaps that's why people who live on the edge of their lives also ... it's unavoidable to see them scattered. For better or for worse, I think it's a station where the smell of life (not the scent) drifts.

JR Keihin Tohoku Negishi Line Kanamecho Station ❗ Around Chinatown. There is Yokohama Stadium. Departure from JR Kannai Station The melody is the cheering song of Yokohama Dena BayStars It's flowing.